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Requires Python 3.6
import os.path
from pprint import pformat
__author__ = "Duroktar"
__license__ = "MIT"
This function is the_cats_ass. That's an over-statement.
def the_cats_ass():
This is an under-statement. See what I did there? What you can do here is save the sys.ENVIRONMENT by reducing print-ed waste. Mew.
returns: probably what you want
return __cat_whisperer()[Cat.ASS]
Filter the results of poking the cat. Takes variable names as strings for the args.
cat: the_cats_ass() or similar
brush: the variables you wish to see (as strings)
returns: hairballs
def comb(cat, *brush):
return PrettyKitty(cat.ctx, {k: v for k, v in cat.values.items()
if k in brush})
Omit any undesirable variables from the result.
cat: the_cats_ass() or similar
undesirables: variables you wish to have omitted (as strings)
returns: from whence it came
def avoid(cat, *undesirables):
return PrettyKitty(cat.ctx, {k: v for k, v in cat.values.items()
if k not in undesirables})
You really shouldn't be poking cats. But if you insist, it is recommended to bring catnip as it's not unusual for cats to attack dicks who poke them.
where: I leave this as an exercise for the reader. But a word of wisdom from my 1st grade teacher: never do anything that you wouldn't want to be caught dead doing. Sadly he went to jail not long after whispering those words in my ear.
catnip: catnip can grow in the wild in many places around the world. If no catnip can readily be found in yours or any of your neighbors yards then just pass True as the argument.
returns: possibly what you want.
def poke_the_cat(where, catnip=False):
if not catnip:
from random import randint
class BadCat(InterruptedError):
pass
if randint(1, 10) == 7:
mew = "You attempt to poke the cat but it attacks. " \
"Maybe if you gave it some catnip?"
raise BadCat(mew)
return __cat_whisperer()[where]
Peek in the box for a 50/50 shot of retrieving your desired output, while the other half of the time the cat is dead and the function returns nothing at all. If you decide not to peek, the cat -being neither dead nor alive- responds with random nonsense.
peek: whether to peek in the box
returns: depends
def schrodingers_cat(peek=False):
from random import choice, randint
if peek:
if randint(1, 10) % 2 == 0:
RIP
return "Nothing at all"
else:
return poke_the_cat(Cat.LEGS, catnip=True)
else:
garbled_cries = "mew meow wokka beocat ekkie".split()
return choice(garbled_cries)
__LIBDIR__ = os.path.abspath(os.path.dirname(__file__))
I can has repr?
class PrettyKitty:
def __init__(self, ctx, values, cat=None, logo=None,
marker='|/', logo_offset=-6,
formatter=pformat):
The callers name usually.
self.ctx = ctx
The local variables data.
self.values = values
The line where the talk bubble should start must end with the marker, or the data will be printed just below the logo, which may not be what you want.
self.marker = marker
Other formatters can be swapped in, JSON -for example- should work, or yaml.
self.formatter = formatter
Allows the logo to be offset to either side; negative numbers move it left and positive numbers move it right.
self.logo_offset = logo_offset
if cat is None:
cat = open(os.path.join(__LIBDIR__, 'octocat'), 'r').readlines()
self.cat = cat
if logo is None:
logo = open(os.path.join(__LIBDIR__, 'logo'), 'r').readlines()
self.logo = logo
def haz_format(self):
from shutil import get_terminal_size
cat = self.cat
logo = self.logo
marker = self.marker
logo_offset = self.logo_offset
pivot = max(len(i) for i in cat)
term_width, term_height = get_terminal_size((80, 30))
data = self.formatter({self.ctx: self.values}, width=(80-pivot)).splitlines()
logo_height = len(logo)
speak_line = [i - 1 for i, v in enumerate(cat) if v.strip().endswith(marker)]
if not speak_line:
speak_line = [logo_height + 1]
speak_line = speak_line[0]
if logo_height > speak_line:
logo = ["CatsAss".center(20)]
def rfill_lines(filler, start=0, offset=0):
height = len(filler)
for i in range(height):
index = start + i
try:
line = cat[index]
except IndexError:
cat.append(f"{' ' * pivot}"
f"{filler[i]}")
else:
l_break = '\n'
new_l = (f"{line.rstrip(l_break)}"
f"{' ' * ((pivot - len(line)) + offset)}"
f"{filler[i]}")
cat[index] = new_l
def trim(l):
if len(l) > term_width - pivot:
return l[:term_width - pivot - 5] + "[...]"
return l
trimmed_data = [trim(line) for line in data]
rfill_lines(logo, offset=logo_offset)
rfill_lines(trimmed_data, start=speak_line)
return "\n".join([l.rstrip('\n')
for l in [line[:term_width]
for line in cat]])
def __repr__(self):
return self.haz_format()
Different places to poke the cat. If the wrong scope is being printed then you probably just need to poke the cat somewhere else.
class Cat:
TAIL = 0
ASS = 1
LEGS = 2
The cat whisperer is usually very solitary and private. Thus any attempts at invoking the cat whisperer directly will be met with no resistance, because this is Python, and honestly he could use the friends.
returns: whisperings of cats
def __cat_whisperer():
from inspect import currentframe
frames = []
frame = currentframe()
while frame is not None:
frame = frame.f_back
try:
c_frame = frame.f_locals.copy()
co_name = frame.f_code.co_name
except AttributeError:
break
else:
frames.append(
PrettyKitty(co_name, {k: v for k, v in c_frame.items()
if not any([k.startswith('_'), callable(v)])}))
return frames


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TAO OF STEVE, THE (director/writer: Jenniphr Goodman; screenwriters: Duncan North/Greer Goodman; cinematographer: Teodoro Maniaci; editor: Sarah Gartner; cast: Donal Logue (Dex), Greer Goodman (Syd), Kimo Wills (Dave), Ayelet Kaznelson (Beth), David Aaron Baker (Rick), John Hines (Ed), Nina Jaroslaw (Maggie); Runtime: 87; A Good Machine production in association with Thunderhead Prods; 2000)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
"The Tao of Steve" is a likable romantic comedy about an obese comman man type who happens to have the extraordinary ability to be a successful seducer of women despite his unappealing looks, convinced he is scoring women because of his philosophy. The philosophy takes something that is Eastern, of being desireless and without attachments, and he adds to it an homage to three famous Steves and their masculine auras: Steve Austin from The Six Million Dollar Man, Steve Garret from Hawaii Five-O, and the late film star Steve McQueen. When the philosophy is working, he has put sex out of his mind and the result is that women end up finding him to be cool, and go to bed with him because of his laidback attitude.
The humble film, producing some earnest chuckles, is Jenniphr Goodman's debut as a director; she wrote the screenplay with her sister Greer Goodman and Duncan North, as Greer also plays the co-star Syd. The film is based on the real life of the obese Duncan, a friend of the director's from where they live in Santa Fe. The film is slightly offbeat, feeling very natural and human, and offering a chance for the characters to be somewhat fleshed out as they intermingle and search for relationships. The film played well and was enjoyable in poking holes at how insincere and ready for a downfall the main character was, but the obvious plot and the predictable way the film was going, defeated its zen-like approach, wanting too much to resolve things by contrivances instead of surrendering to a more natural ending. Yet I enjoyed the film and its loopy moments and thought it did a good job of catching the banter that goes on between the twenty-somethings, struggling to make relationships and fight their fear of loneliness.
Donal Logue is charming as Dex, once a thin ladies' man, being then an arrogant and very smart college student, who now attends his college reunion of ten years and is a very fat, pot-smoking, part-time kindergarten teacher in Santa Fe, N.M., endowed only with his best asset from college: a sense of humor.
At the party, he meets the blonde with a great smile, Syd, who was in his philosophy class but he can't remember her name or that he slept with her. He is attracted to her, willing to throw aside his other conquests, such as the married Beth (Ayelet), to be with her. But she is mad that he didn't even recognize her.
Syd is staying for the summer with their mutual college friends (Nina Jaroslaw & David Aaron Baker), a happily married couple, and will soon be returning to her New York job as a set designer for the opera.
Dex is living in a communal house with some guys, where he is a mentor to the womanless, Gomer Pyle-like Dave (Kimo Wills), laying on him his Tao-Steve philosophy. Dex is seen interacting with his roommates in an engaging way, still acting like he hasn't matured. At work, he is great with the kids, dancing with them, playing games, and giving them a good teaching experience. He also has a loving relationship with his retriever dog Astral.
Philosophy comes out of Dex's mouth with the ease of a braggart. But he has met his match with Syd, as the two discuss Kierkegaard's dark secret nature and compare it with the opera Don Giovanni, which takes on the film's theme and makes way for relating that to the eventual transcendence of Dex. The opera star we are told was a seducer of thousands of women because he was afraid that one woman wouldn't love him.
In his attempt to be with Syd, he fails to fix his motorcycle and thereby manuevers a ride from her to work, giving him a second chance to see if he could win her over again. He also gets invited on a camping trip with her and their mutual friends, even though he hates the outdoor experience. He takes advantage of the camping trip to tell her how much he cares for her, breaking all the rules of his philosophy.  But their relationship will prosper again, when they both recognize their faults: he's stuck at being a seducer, a slob, lacking drive and ambition, while she seems uptight, unable to loosen up and have fun.
That this film works in the way most romantic Hollywood films work from since when, with its storybook ending intact...did not disturb me to the point of dismissing the film. That the script allowed this unlikely romance to succeed no matter what, never deterred it from being a fun film. The joy is in watching Dex and Syd, in all their reactions and struggles, somehow change and get together. The film reminded me of those old-fashioned Hollywood studio films of the '30s and '40s, only updated to take in the new trends and hip language used by those living in modern times.
REVIEWED ON 10/7/2000 GRADE: B
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When developing the User Interface(UI) of our software we needed to follow the proper design principles that we were taught. We started by researching the UI of the best CCTV monitoring software that exists nowadays. After listing their strengths and weaknesses we knew what we had to include in our own software and what to avoid. We prepared the initial sketches shown further down in the report and handed it out to our classmates. We got the feedback from them in order to produce the second iteration of drawings and finally end up to our prototype version. This last one was produced on a pc using Adobe’s Photoshop in order to achieve the highest quality graphics.
Before starting to design the UI of our software on the computer we had to make some initial drawings using pencil and paper to sketch it. These drawings are draft and just give the main idea of how we are planning to make our UI look like.
After we processed the input from our classmates, we attempted to draw the
initial sketch. The drawing was done by hand quickly just to illustrate the general concept of the UI(User Interface). After spending some time looking on the work we found some changes that needed to be made.
The first drawing for the home page was expected to have all the alerts pop out in a grid pattern as shown on the drawing on the right. The location of the camera, the name and time of the incident are written on the pop-up alert. A blinking alert sign with the level of the emergency is written in the middle to inform the user how important the alert is. The user has the choice to directly call the police by clicking on the call button. Full screen button is also available as well as the "monitored" logo which adds the camera to the monitored page. The menu bar is at the bottom with all the possible pages available.
The map page shows the whole area of Camden Borough with the location of each camera. This can be helpful in following a crime when it gets out of the video frame of the camera we are monitoring.
Cameras page just shows all the cameras in an alphabetical order, allows the user to search for a specific one or just monitor multiple cameras at the same time. It's the same concept with all the CCTV monitoring UI that exist out there.
This page is used to list all the emergency calls that the users might need in order to call the police and inform them about the incident. Fire stations numbers, anti-bombing squads and etc.
After we processed the input from our classmates, we attempted to draw the
initial sketch. The drawing was done by hand quickly just to illustrate the general concept of the UI(User Interface). After spending some time looking on the work we found some changes that needed to be made.
The first drawing for the home page was expected to have all the alerts pop out in a grid pattern as shown on the drawing on the right. The location of the camera, the name and time of the incident are written on the pop-up alert. A blinking alert sign with the level of the emergency is written in the middle to inform the user how important the alert is. The user has the choice to directly call the police by clicking on the call button. Full screen button is also available as well as the "monitored" logo which adds the camera to the monitored page. The menu bar is at the bottom with all the possible pages available.
The map page shows the whole area of Camden Borough with the location of each camera. This can be helpful in following a crime when it gets out of the video frame of the camera we are monitoring.
Cameras page just shows all the cameras in an alphabetical order, allows the user to search for a specific one or just monitor multiple cameras at the same time. It's the same concept with all the CCTV monitoring UI that exist out there.
This page is used to list all the emergency calls that the users might need in order to call the police and inform them about the incident. Fire stations numbers, anti-bombing squads and etc.
The wireframe is a diagram used to show how the UI of the software will work and what each button is supposed to do. Instead of drawing the wireframe in pencil we decided to create that as well in Adobe Photoshop. This way we can have a target of how our final UI will look like and behave. The diagram is shown below.


read_file.Rd
read_file Reading in file that user upload it. please don't leave space between seequence and chemical shifts data, it will report error, but still working.
read_file(file_path, delim = "comma", assigned = F)
| file_path | File path where input chemical shifts file is located |
|---|---|
| delim | Delimiter for parsing file |
| assigned | Flag tell whether the input chemical shifts file is already assigned or not |
A list contains potein sequence and chemical shift tabble.
file_path = "./data/sample_input_ws.txt" delim = "ws" # white space could include tab, so if tab doesn't work, please try using "ws" option read_file(file_path, delim)#> Error in loadNamespace(name): there is no package called ‘readr’file_path = "./data/sample_input_comma.txt" delim = "comma" read_file(file_path, delim)#> Error in loadNamespace(name): there is no package called ‘readr’file_path = "./data/sample_input_sc.txt" delim = "semicolon" read_file(file_path, delim)#> Error in loadNamespace(name): there is no package called ‘readr’


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Fireman's Best Friend: New canine partner an asset to Moore Fire Department
by Adam KempUnafraid of the spotlight, the golden retriever greeted the room with an excited "Hello."
As Bob Funk Sr. addressed a roomful of first responders, both human and K-9, from law enforcement and firefighting companies around the state, he turned to look at and introduce the newest member of Oklahoma’s lifesaving team.
“We are happy to support the first responders,” Funk said. "With an amazing dog called Indy.”
On cue, Indy let out a loud, ringing bark to let everyone know he was ready for the job.
As part of the Passing of the Leash ceremony on Friday at the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum, every person who played a part in Indy becoming the newest member of the search and rescue team for Oklahoma Task Force 1, also got to say goodbye as the golden retriever goes to his new home.
Taking turns handing Indy’s leash down the line, Indy’s original owner, his trainers, his support team and several big fans presented the dog to his new owner, Firefighter Tyler Barry of the Moore Fire Department.
“It’s awesome,” Barry said after receiving Indy’s leash. “When it comes down to it, he’s basically just a direction extension of myself. It’s awesome to have that counterpart and it’s really going to add value to our community.”
Barry, 30, had experience with working dogs before. He served for six years in the Air Force, deploying to Afghanistan for nearly three years and working on a team with a bomb-sniffing K-9.
When he returned home and joined the Moore Fire Department three years ago, he said he was encouraged to bring his passion for working dogs with him.
“They encouraged me to keep pushing toward it,” Barry said. “We are just constantly trying to improve our level of care that we can provide to our community and Indy will play a big role in that.”
In addition to becoming the sixth member of Oklahoma Task Force 1, Indy will also play a vital role in the community by going to schools and doing outreach for the Moore Fire Department.
Indy was trained at Ground Zero Emergency Training Center in Tuttle, founded by former University of Oklahoma football coach Barry Switzer and his wife, Becky.
Head trainer Todd Frazier said dogs that come through Ground Zero are taught how search a disaster area, combing through rubble and debris while using their scent-tracking skills to locate possible survivors in a disaster.
A dog can cut down recovery time on a disaster site from weeks to just a few hours.
Frazier said the best candidates to become search-and-rescue dogs must demonstrate great nerve and remain emotionally stable in difficult environments.
Indy was a natural.
“He has just excelled,” Frazier said. “He’s the quickest dog we’ve put through the program.

The average cost of a search-and-rescue dog from Ground Zero is about $50,000. But Indy was provided as a gift to the Moore Fire Department courtesy of Express Employment International’s Philanthropic Committee.
“It’s an emotional thing to be able to get another dog,” Barry said. “Today makes us better. We are one step closer to providing a better level of protection to our community.”
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 I've seldomnly laughed harder.
Ian Flemming once said of the character he created, "Bond is what every man wants to be, and knows damn well he can't." Well, this is very true, and the subject of the film, Harry Travers (Ah-nold), is a regular everyday joe (with abs of steel) who is married to a career mom (Jamie Lee Curtis), has a daughter (Elisha Dushku), and has a busy computer salesman job...or does he? We meet Harry on one of his Bondish missions to an elite party in Sweeden where he must do something cool with a computer (how it all works is not relevant, as these tiny details are never relevant in the Bond films either). He works as a kind of superman, always shooting right on target, never being hit, and being able to walk right in front of a car that skids an inch from his face on ice. Then he can shoot a couple bad guys from behind a truck passing the bullet through the window. Then he returns home, sleeps with his bored wife, and talks endlessly about "the exciting world of computers."
The film is divided into three acts. The first one sets up this whole premise, where he lies to his wife about his boring job when he is in fact leading a great 007-style life, working for a highly secret branch of the government. His current mission has him doing something with some bad, insane Middle Easterns led by the great Art Malik. Also included somehow is the very elegant and sexy Juno (Tia Carerre). But this is all secondary to the deal with his wife, who may be cheating on Harry with a suave guy who says he's a spy like Harry (Bill Paxton). This is in the hysterical second act which is there to stretch the premise to its seemingly limitless limits. How this whole thing comes out is one of the true geniuses of this flick.
The third act is composed of Harry and his wife escaping and trying to stop the baddies from blowing up downtown Miami with a nuclear weapon. This is where many of the coolest stunts occur, with the bridges blowing up, and Harry taking on all the baddies with a jet in downtown Miami. While this is just breathtaking to look at, in another lesser film, this would be just there to look cool and that's it. In this film, it's not only breathtaking, but inspired.
The way this film is handled is with a kind of authentic absurdity. The filmmakers know the storyline is crap, and they handle it that way. They seem to revel in the enormous plot holes in the spy storyline. And they seem to take enormous glee in the whole affair subplot that dominates the second act. The action sequences are great to look at and downright hysterical. James Cameron goes for laughs with everything, but does not overdo it at all. The film is subtle in the way that this is all looked at with a kind of that's-the-way-things-are attitude, which provides for most of the jokes to actually be funny. While Arnold has done the hokey-comedy ("Twins") and the only-occasionally-funny ("Last Action Hero"), here he gets to do great comedy which is perfectly mixed with great action.
Arnold, in fact, has rarely been better. Yes, at first he seems miscast as the husband who has the boring job. I mean, look at him - he's built more than Conan on steroids and talks with an ominous and sometimes unintelligable Austrian accent (that's Austrian, not...oh nevermind). But he has a great knack for comedy, seeming to almost parody himself in his action flicks. And he has a great sidekick, the surprisingly awesome Tom Arnold, who wouldn't be his sidekick if this was "Eraser."
And somehow James Cameron pulls this all off. He's always been a great director, seeming to stretch the action limits in all kinds of directions. And everything looks great and not just like some cool special effects. This is much more satisfying than any of Arnold's other action flicks, with exception to the "Terminator" flicks (also directed by Cameron). What results is a cleverly written, beautifully executed action/comedy which is adrenalin pumping AND hysterical. No wonder this was one of the most entertaining films of 1994. I highly, highly, highly reccomend this incredible action pic to anyone who's tired of the same boring "Eraser"-esque action flick.
MY RATING (out of 5): ****
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Here are some examples that I've learned from various tutorials, which I test, modify and play with in here.


Click on the available tests or write down Jsonrpc code on the textarea below.
Jsonrpc is the format of the responses that Meteora expects to receive from
the server-side application. The text inside the textarea will be evaluated as
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In these end of the year holidays send a gift to your loved one and share the happiness at Christmas.
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Sharing these holidays is the best gift you can give, give a present or share your love with the people you love the most and celebrate with great happiness.


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Death toll of migratory birds in Sambhar Lake now 17k
by PTINearly 17,000 migratory birds have died so far at the country's largest inland water saltwater lake near Jaipur due to botulism, a serious and fatal illness that affects the nerves, a forest official said on Monday.
The deaths were reported in Jaipur, Nagaur and Ajmer districts of Rajasthan, he said.
"The death toll has increased to nearly 17,000," Chief Wildlife Warden of the Forest Department, Arindam Tomar, said.
Jaipur collector Jagroop Singh Yadav informed that carcasses have been disposed.
Nearly 8,500 birds have died so far in Jaipur itself, Yadav said.
Initially, it was suspected that the birds died due to avian flu but the report from a laboratory in Bhopal has ruled this out.
On November 10, thousands of birds, including Northern Shoveler, Ruddy Shelduck, Plovers, Avocets, were found were found dead in the 5-7 km area around Sambhar Lake.
This was the second such incident in the state within a week.
On November 7, 37 demoiselle cranes were found dead in Jodhpur's Khinchan area.


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Go and meet my old comrade,
Mason
. He is the master of spears and a good and faithful friend. I heard that he settled down
somewhere in southern Dion
, I wonder how he is doing?


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A small child has a “number caterpillar” consisting of forty jigsaw pieces, each with one number on it, which, when connected together in a line, reveal the numbers 1 to 40 in order.
Every night, the child's father has to pick up the pieces of the
caterpillar that have been scattered across the play room. He picks up
the pieces at random and places them in the correct order.
As the caterpillar is built up in this way, it forms distinct segments that gradually merge together.
The number of segments starts at zero (no pieces placed), generally
increases up to about eleven or twelve, then tends to drop again before
finishing at a single segment (all pieces placed).
For example:
| Piece Placed | Segments So Far |
| 12 | 1 |
| 4 | 2 |
| 29 | 3 |
| 6 | 4 |
| 34 | 5 |
| 5 | 4 |
| 35 | 4 |
| … | … |
Let M be the maximum number of segments encountered during a random tidy-up of the caterpillar.
For a caterpillar of ten pieces, the number of possibilities for each M is
| M | Possibilities |
| 1 | 512 |
| 2 | 250912 |
| 3 | 1815264 |
| 4 | 1418112 |
| 5 | 144000 |
so the most likely value of M is 3 and the average value is 385643⁄113400 = 3.400732, rounded to six decimal places.
The most likely value of M for a forty-piece caterpillar is 11; but what is the average value of M?
Give your answer rounded to six decimal places.


Ukraine FA says Taison had to be held accountable for reaction to abuse
Ukrainian soccer's governing body has defended its decision to hand Shakhtar Donetsk's Taison a one-match ban, saying the Brazilian midfielder needed to be held accountable for his reaction to racist abuse from the crowd.
REUTERS: Ukrainian soccer's governing body has defended its decision to hand Shakhtar Donetsk's Taison a one-match ban, saying the Brazilian midfielder needed to be held accountable for his reaction to racist abuse from the crowd.
Taison, 31, made a gesture towards Dynamo Kiev fans and kicked the ball into the stands after hearing the abuse during Shakhtar's 1-0 win this month.
The player was shown a red card for the incident.
"Why it was important to hold the player accountable for such behaviour? Because the gesture... was also broadcast on TV," Igor Gryshchuk, secretary of control and disciplinary committee of the Ukrainian Association of Football (UAF), said on Friday.
"We understand that the player addressed it to the stalls only and to the fans who expressed certain emotions against him - but those who watched the game on TV, including the children, could not perceive the gesture in a proper way.
"In any case, this behaviour and reaction deserved a red card, referee did a right thing when he used it, in our opinion. That's why the player had to be held accountable."
World players' union FIFPro had asked for the red card to be overturned but the UAF confirmed a one-match ban and a conditional two-match suspension on Thursday.
FIFPro has since expressed their disappointment over the decision and said such sanctions play into the hands of "those who promote this kind of disgraceful behaviour."
Gryshchuk, however, said the UAF was lenient with the sanctions.
"Regular punishment for such an action, for such gestures is a three-match ban," he added.
"But taking into account all circumstances of the case, all mitigating circumstances, addresses by our colleagues from the FIFPro and that this behaviour was provoked by fans' racist chants, we used the mildest sanction."
(Reporting by Margaryta Chornokondratenko; Writing by Hardik Vyas in Bengaluru; Editing by Christian Radnedge)


December 23
With long life will I satisfy [you], and shew [you] my salvation. Psalm 91:16
Did you know that it's not God's will for you or anyone to die young? His will for you is to live the full number of your days. You ought to live 70 or 80 years, and if you are not satisfied, live a while longer! The Bible says that when Abraham died, he died at a good old age, full of years. That's the way it ought to be with all of us.
Some believers don't realize that and they've gotten themselves in a mess. When they get sick instead of just believing for healing, they start wondering if it's God's will for them to die. "Maybe He's ready to call me home," they think.
Don't ever entertain thoughts like that.  The Apostle Paul understood that. In 2 Timothy 4:6-7, he said, "For I am now ready to be offered, and the time of my departure is at hand. I have fought a good fight, I have finished my course, I have kept the faith." Paul didn't die until he and Jesus were ready for him to go.
 God promises in Psalm 91:16 that if you are living under the shadow of the most High, He will satisfy you with long life. (That means that you are abiding in Him as Jesus taught in John 15.)
If you're not satisfied that you have finished your course yet on this earth, it's not time for you to die. So ignore the devil and keep right on living. Resist sickness and disease in the Name of Jesus. Stand on God's promise!
Then, when you're ready to go on to heaven, go! But go satisfied, healed, and ready! Go in victory shouting the words of that old joy-filled song--"Heaven is near and I can't stay here. Good-bye world, good-bye."
Scripture Reading: Deuteronomy 34


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In Mozilla applications like Firefox, the -moz-outline-radius
CSS property can be used to give outlines rounded corners. An
outline
is a line that is drawn around elements, outside the border edge, to make the element stand out.
-moz-outline-radius
is a convenient shortcut to set the four properties
-moz-outline-radius-topleft
,
-moz-outline-radius-topright
,
-moz-outline-radius-bottomright
and
-moz-outline-radius-bottomleft
.
visual
-moz-outline-radius: <outline-radius>{1,4} [ / <outline-radius>{1,4}]? | inherit
<percentage>
values follow the syntax described in
border-radius
.One, two, three or four <outline-radius>
values, represents one of:
<length>
for possible values<percentage>
; see
border-radius
for detailsoutline: dotted red; -moz-outline-radius: 12% 1em 25px; /* is equivalent to: */ -moz-outline-radius-topleft: 12%; -moz-outline-radius-topright: 1em; -moz-outline-radius-bottomright: 35px; -moz-outline-radius-bottomleft: 1em;
dotted
or dashed
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bug 382721
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Support since Firefox 1.5 (Gecko 1.8). There is no correlative property in other major Browsers.


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 While we all had a grand old time, I think that was largely based on environment (we were at Burning Man), and the combination of drugs we took is not recommended to anyone. The story goes as follows.
 The morning of the burn word got out that I had it, and many people in my camp expressed interest in trying it. I unfortunately only had about three good doses in the bottle, and was planning on giving one of the extra ones to my best friend K. One of my campmates offered a compromise. He would throw in a quarter ounce of mushrooms, we'd combine them in a tea, and then the three of us would split it.
We got the tea brewing in a french press one of my campmates had brought, when I figured, what the hell, and threw in my supply of LSA and Blue Lotus too. Throughout the course of the day various campmates (our camp consisted of about 100 people) wandered by to throw drugs into the mix in exchange for a glass of the resulting concoction. As far as I saw, four hits of acid, two pills of MDMA, one pill of MDE, and two pill of MDA were added to the pot.
About a half hour before burn time we divided the mixture into six cups and downed it. I would like to state that this is the absolute foulest tasting thing I've ever ingested. I left a bit at the bottom of my cup, and I'm not the sort who wusses out with drugs ever. Me and K also had a pill each of E, so we downed those about five minutes later. My buddy R then produced some opium, and we smoked that on top of some cannibis.
 I was (stupidly) chugging down the shambles most of the walk there. The vibe was incredible. I was in a group of about 15-20 of my friends, and my other half K was there. To this day I truly believe that nothing bad can happen to either of us so long as we're together.
I started feeling the effects of the 'tea' right as we got to the burn site. I was having fun, talking to people, giving out Flintstones vitamins, and yelling strange things into the megaphone (i.e. 'there's some bad red rope licorice going around. Do not eat the red rope licorice). I turned around and noticed K puking, but when I asked if he was okay, he just grinned real big and gave me the thumbs up before commencing puking.
About ten minutes later I felt a bit nauseous, and puked once, but only a little. K later told me that he booted five times over the course of the night. The festivities were incredible. I remember right as it started being a bit disappointed because I'm only about 5'3', and I couldn't see the fire dancers at all. Just then someone in the back, who also had a megaphone, said 'Burning Man is not just for tall people, would everyone please sit down.' And just like that, every single person in earshot sat down, and within two minutes, everyone out of earshot had taken the cue and done the same. I post this just to show how unbelievably wonderful the vibe was. Everyone wanted everyone else to be able to see. It was beautiful.
Anyway, the man burned, and we all ran around a bit, then sort of wandered off. I lost a good portion of my group at this point, but K was still with me so I felt fine. Walking along the playa I bumped into a girl I sort of knew (she dated my roommate for a while), and she gave me a really nice ganja brownie. I then ran into a girl named S who knew me, even though I couldn't remember her (not from drugs, this happens to me a lot. I'm kind of infamous in my little town). Me, K, S, and another girl L all started wandering around the playa.
The entire time I was walking I kept seeing these 'ghost people'. I couldn't tell if they were real until I got right up to them, but even when I knew they were spirits, I still felt they were real. One of these spirits walked up to me and handed me a pipe, which I took a hit off of and instantly felt the effects of, even though neither he nor his pipe were really there. Have I mentioned that I was tripping BAWLS at this point?
Anyway, me and K got seperated, but I wasn't too worried about it. S, L, and myself decided to head back to home base, although this proved to be incredibly difficult as we had no idea where we were. Our camp was pretty huge, so S suggested that we just walk around the inside of the circle until we spotted it, but we were so distracted by all the pretty colors and interesting people (S and L were both trolling), that we walked past it twice. The third time we were heading back, K came bounding out and led us back to the community tent, where there were many comfy couches and cool people to chill with.
My good friends P and G were inside and gave me big hugs. I sat on the floor, leaning on K, and P handed me a bottle of Jagermeister (my all time favorite booze). I took a swig, but was at least thinking clearly enough to know that I shouldn't be any MORE intoxicated. P then handed me half a pill that she had left over, and I took that with a little water. Another girl gave me a ganja cookie, which I downed. We hung in the tent for a while, then me and K decided to go lay down on the giant trampoline around back. Staring up at the incredibly bright starry sky, all the stars were purple, green, and red, and the moon was shooting off blue rays. Me and K saw a couple dozen shooting stars that I'm pretty sure were real, and they left some wicked tracers in the night sky.
We spent about another two hours just wandering, and then around 8:00 am finally went to sleep. I woke up the next day feeling amazingly well. I ate, helped clean up the neighboring campsites, hung out with my friends, and had a grand old time. While I have nothing negative to report from this experience, I would like to reiterate that we got VERY lucky. What we did was STUPID, and no one else should ever do it. We had fun, but you might end up in the E.R.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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